The qmtest gui starts the graphical user interface. The graphical user interface is accessed through a web browser. You must have a web browser that supports JavaScript to use the graphical interface. QMTest has been tested with recent versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. Other web browsers may or may nor work with QMTest.
The gui command accepts these options:
-A address,
--address address
Bind the server to the indicated internet
address, which should be a dotted
quad. By default, the server binds itself to the address
127.0.0.1, which is the address of the local
machine. If you specify another address, the server will
be accessible to users on other machines. QMTest does not
perform any authentication of remote users, so you should
not use this option unless you have a firewall in place that
blocks all untrusted users.
-c name=value,
--context
name=value
For details about this option, see the description of the qmtest run command.
-C file,
--load-context file
For details about this option, see the description of the qmtest run command.
--daemonRun the QMTest GUI as a daemon. In this mode, QMTest will detach from the controlling terminal and run in the background until explicitly shutdown.
-j count,
--concurrency count
For details about this option, see the description of the qmtest run command.
--no-browser
Do not attempt to start a web browser when starting the GUI. QMTest will still print out the URL at which the server can be accessed. You can then connect to this URL manually using the browser of your choice.
-O file,
--outcomes file
For details about this option, see the description of the qmtest run command.
--pid-file path
Specify the path to which
the QMTest GUI will write its process ID. This option is
useful if you want to run QMTest as a daemon. If this option
is not provided, no PID file is written. If you specify this
option, but path is the empty
string, QMTest will check the .qmrc
configuration file for a pid-file entry.
If there is no such entry, QMTest will use an appropriate
platform-specific default value.
--port port
Specify the port on which the
QMTest GUI will listen for connections. If this option is not
provided, QMTest will select an available port
automatically.
-T file,
--targets file
For details about this option, see the description of the qmtest run command.